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Solar Quote Check

For solar installers in Lahore

Homeowners who already checked their quote.

Solar Quote Check shows homeowners the real payback under the 2026 net billing rules. Some of them ask for three verified quotes. We call each one first, then pass the request to up to three installers on our list.

Pilot Lahore only for now. Volume is small at the start, and we say so before you sign anything.

What a referred homeowner has already done

  • Entered their sanctioned load and summer and winter units
  • Seen how much of the output they will use at home versus export at the lower credit
  • Compared any quote they hold against published price ranges
  • Spoken to us on the phone and agreed to be contacted by you

The check result comes with the request, so your first visit starts from the same numbers.

Before you get any request

  • PPIB certified installer list. Your company appears on the list PPIB publishes under the AEDB (Certification) Regulations 2021, with a certificate still in date and a category that covers the system size.
  • Pakistan Engineering Council licence in a category PPIB accepts for solar work.
  • An office or warehouse in Lahore that we visit.
  • Three past customers we call ourselves, with their permission.

Lists are on the PPIB website, which absorbed AEDB. We check the current list on the day, not an old copy.

What we never do

  • Take money from homeowners, or hold their payments. They pay you directly.
  • Send a request to more than three installers. You know when it is shared.
  • Pass on a homeowner's number before they agree on our call.
  • Rank installers for money. Every installer on the list is offered requests in turn.

Pilot terms

Version of 24 October 2026. We will tell you in writing before anything changes.

  1. No sign up fee and no monthly fee during the pilot.
  2. Referral fee of 3% of the final contract value, only on a job signed with a homeowner we introduced, due within 7 days of the homeowner's first payment to you. We send you an invoice.
  3. The fee applies if the homeowner signs within 90 days of our introduction, even if they come back to you later on their own.
  4. Same price as any other customer. Do not add the fee to a referred homeowner's price.
  5. Reply within 48 hours and visit within 5 days, or the request passes to the next installer on the list.
  6. The serial check at delivery below is part of every referred job. A failed check pauses the job until it is put right. Two failures end the pilot for that installer.
  7. Either side can leave with 7 days notice. Fees on jobs already signed still apply.

The serial check at delivery

Before any panel goes on the roof, you send the homeowner and us four things. It takes a few minutes with a phone camera.

1. Every panel label

A photo of each panel's back label showing make, model, rated power and serial number.

2. The flash test sheet

The factory test report listing the same serial numbers with the measured power of each panel.

3. Inverter and batteries

Model and serial number of the inverter, and of each battery if the system has one.

4. The invoice

Make, model, grade and rated power of the panels, matching the quote the homeowner signed.

What we check

  • Every label serial appears on the flash test sheet, and no serial appears twice
  • Measured power matches the label rating within the tolerance on the maker's datasheet
  • Model and rated power match the quote, and the invoice states grade A
  • Where the brand's Pakistani distributor confirms serials, we send them a sample to confirm

Why: in 2024 a LONGi official told ARY News that B and C grade panels are often sold as A grade. Honest installers lose jobs to that price. The check protects you as much as the homeowner.

Apply to join

Send this and we call you to go through the checks. Nothing is published about your company, and no request is sent to you until the checks pass.

We store the details below only to run the pilot. Ask and we remove them.

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